CULTURE SHIFT

CULTURE & ARTS
Here's How Japan Marketed Its Sprawling Red-Light District Hundreds Of Years Ago
By Mallika Rao
Life would hardly have been quiet in the Ukiyo. One account cited in the exhibit catalogue recorded at least 987 women living
CULTURE & ARTS
How The Designer Behind Aaron Schock's Office Caught The Attention Of Capitol Hill
By Katherine Brooks
Besides the pheasant feathers, another thing you can't miss is the carpeting. The bold red. Yes. Aaron paid for the carpeting
CULTURE & ARTS
San Francisco Artist Daniel Green Proves The Insider/Outsider Art Binary Wrong
By Priscilla Frank
Although by some definitions, an artist working reasonably removed from the artistic institution would be deemed an outsider
ARTS
How One Artist Captured The Energy Of Ballet In Sculpture
By Jaime Rojo & Steven Harrington, Contributor
Co-Founders, BrooklynStreetArt.com
CULTURE & ARTS
Microscopic Bacteria Eat Away At Cosmic Photographs, Unearthing An Entirely New Universe
By Katherine Brooks
Feast on the series below: So reads the quote of French mathematician Blaise Pascal, emblazoned across the top of photographer
CULTURE & ARTS
Seeking Justice Through Vaccines, These Famous Artists Are Standing Up For Change
By Priscilla Frank
Dr. Levine explained the motivation behind the unusual art-meets-science collaboration: "I think what we do at the Gates
CULTURE & ARTS
How A Friendship With Muhammad Ali Resulted In Some Of The World's Best Sports Photography
By Katherine Brooks
Parks' work was instrumental in bringing the man of butterflies and bees back into the public's lap, particularly the close
CULTURE & ARTS
Goodbye Marfa, Texas
By Mallika Rao
But Chinati rules prevailed: no photographs. The extent to which this was true was staggering. When later in the tour my
BUSINESS
How to Create a Culture Shift in the Age of Illogic
By Martin Zwilling, Contributor
I provide pragmatic advice and services to entrepreneurs and s...
In today's world, it seems that emotion, not logic, sparks the new trends that become culture, and drives our devotion or disappointment in new products and brands. How does an entrepreneur best deal with that environment?